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Jnsirnfiion.

Art schools-City.
DROP. F.. RONDEL.-Studio for Ladies'.
VIII reopen s cIasses IN Drawing and Painting sep.
TENDER -. Ga : West szasts % Morgan Mansion"
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CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS,
74s-745 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
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WANTED "A teacher of some experience.
for boarding school, In English commercial branches
and pen manshlp; must be good manager Address
SECRETARY, Box 612 New-fors.
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fNEACHER WANTED.-Public School Lady
Teach Vocal Music. Tonic Sol Fa method. and ING
lsh branches. $500. Apply to UNION TEAcHERS
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TUTORS, Governesses, Professors, teachers;
all branches Circulars Of choice schools supplied 70
parents. Modern Languages spoken T. MIRIAM Oot'
RIERE 81 East l7thst between Ata-ave anu btoaaNp.
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WANTED.-An educated, we'll bred lady as
w companion and for two young ladies' LIVING N
Western cy the best references as 70 a
town Ohica L Broadyay
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FOR sALE.-Good will and furniture of boys
school, near NewYork. satisfactory reasons for selling
ue'' East l4th.st
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WANTED.-ManyF French ladies with and
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81 East 18th ST.. between 4thave. and Broadway.
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VVANTED.-A situation as principal OF
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DUPlLS received in a private family. lndi-
yidua care thorough instruction in English, classics
French and region healthfu Address
Rev. L. VAN WINKLE, Cold spring. on-Hudson, y. 1.
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SENA OR SHER MAN
Denies that Hts soar Through the
bOuth IL for Political Purposes.

JACKs1NVILLR, Fla, March TO-
Soma OF Sao III al bsld to Times. Union
reporter this morning: II want you
tn rect an erroneous impression
While OF breakfast this morning, / SAW
il the Washington Star a long article
ting forth tle object of my trip TO
Flori5a, and stating that it was pu e.
ly political nip. lhe fact is, that /
have not heard politics mentioned
sipce l left Was ingtop. We we're
tired out after @ IL gress completed its
work, aud made 40 party and 8 aited
down here simply FIR recreation. /
am out Of polite. just now. do not
want politics TO III ter my head for two
weeks. / will not say word about
pol tics unnl l reach Nashville on my
re uro. There l take up the political
,tr 'ng agsin, and VIII hold to it for
some time" Senator Sherman ex-
pr -ssed himself as aCreeably dissD-
pointed BY tia condition of the rail
roads ia the South and by the many
8 gns noticeable everywhere Of i'm
pruVemen's sncs his last visit. He
was ais delighted with the balmy
we lther here
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-11
lNTIMIDA1ING STRIKERS
HALTED ~ THEIR RECKLESS
CABEkR BY A PETITION
Filed by Manager BALDWIN, of the
Pennsy IvSnia Z en- Pany-
other strikes.

PIrTsBuRG, PA -, NJ rchl0.-A Chron.
tc'e Telegraph Youngest wn, y special
says: The rennsy vsnia Compspy
made q d-cisive move this morning,
Gen Al Manager Baldwin filing a pit
tlIiou in Court sgainet Frank Vsshsl,
James K rr, Patrick O'Brien and eight
Others, charging that they were INFER
I reing with he ope' alton of the rosd,
ter or ri * new men that the company
had employed to OPT rats the trains
and threatening violence to employees
ard officials. An injunction was :s-
sued by Judge Johnston restraining
The men named from going npon the
prope ty Of the Pennsylvania Company
or la any manner int rferiDg with
traius. Ths restraining wriis w-re
serv d upon the men this morning,
who at oncs called a meeting and are
NV in cret session. 1t is expected
the company will send force Of men
here tod y to operate yard trains, and
confii, t ia AIRED. This morning,
Train m sstt r d madison and YArdmas-
ter r ,ndAll, of the Nypano, came ont
with an engine and are attempting to
move freight.
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j'HrnmeUt Uf the COMMITTEES several Of
the directors met sud all ciTou mstances
so far today cons med the directors
statement made before the meeting
was called 10 order.
HAvE NOT DzcmD.
NEW YoRK, March l0-Cslvin 8.
Price. one of the r chmond Terminal
directors. and also supposed to be In
the eyndica'e to which President Gar
rett. Z thu Baltimore and Ohio road,
has offered the option Of purchase.
SAID, sfter The nesting Of the Ricl-
mond Terminal directors today: eve
have nct decided yet whether or not
We shall acrept the offered option. l
greatly doubt II Mr.. Garrett would
sell, except on condition that the
Baltimore aud Ohio and Richmond
I. run nal be- consolidated, making a
5000 mile trunk line. As q Richmond
rermi 1ai director, would like to SEQ
this done. provided the terms Of pur-
chsss are fsir-that Is, IL the price is
low enough. So far / have not made
I'D my mind on that point. / think
none OF the directors have as yet. We
received the proposirion In its present
form only ystt rdsy, and are not de-
cided on IT," Another r chmond Ter
minsl director sid that II was not
likely 'hst the company woa'd sccspt
Mr.. Gar ett's offer, but he thought
the syndicate, in which, he said,
Messrs Price. Sully and Thomss are
interested, would do so. This direc-
tor eaid the terms we're $4,000 0
down and $40 900 900 in one year,
stock for that amount H. be held as
security. The r chmond and Dam
vile peop'e, he sid. 0 nsider the fig
urts altogtt er too high.
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si.ua,ion Much Improved.

PITTsBURG, Pa, March 10.--Thtre is
not n,u1n improvement in the strike
al ua ion on the CoDnAllsviile division
of the Baltimore and Onio road. The
ysrdmen are working again in this
city, and enough freight trains are
moving to keep the road clear, bu'
the strikers are still firm at ConnslIs
vile, M Keesport and at other places
along tDe line. F. p. Sergeant, Grand
Mss r If the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Fremen, is in the city. He
says the tt ike has not been conducted
in accordsnfa with the iu'es of their
order, and mas requested the leaders
of the movement to meet him in this
city this afternoon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-11
ARKANSAS REPUBLICANS
PREPARING To l. WINCH IMTO
TIA. CAMPAIGN OF lsss,
Avmra end Rquipped-A Radical
DAILY Paper viii Bo Pablisbed
as Little Geek.
tsrpsIAL TO Yuu ArrsALN

LrrLR RICK, ARx,, March 10
Aikanhas has been on boom ever
since Ia fall. Little Rock is o. Jyir 4
the traits OF this Improvement n trade
to the tullesE ex ent and her real
estate hes appreciated fully 30 per
cent. In value.
The Leading Republicans OF the
STATE, @ mtj rity OF whom reside here,
believe tney can read In the indica.
tons now. go prominent, at least par
tial successes for their party two Yeas
henre. At ali events OIL. Logan II.
Roots, Henry M. Co per, r. A..
Bdgarton, M. w. Benz amin, W. G..
Wnlpple and two or thrte other more
pfominentof that p'rty have organized
q newspaper publishinRc m Jany wi h
a paid up capital OF $50, 600, with the
purpose, II Ia eaiJ, OF entering the
esmpa'ga Of 1883 AIMED and .q1ipped
and ready for the Democratic enemy.
An ibterviaw vito one oil the above
gentlemen today revealed the fact that
IL was the detention to start da ly
paper hire two nonths sgo. but the
entrrpr 50 clashed wing to their ina
utuly W Rot pfOmlutub NoW DIX
Journalist TO come out and take charge
OF the editorial department OF the en-
terpnse In view OF the late proceed.
ings by Republican leaders at Wash.
inRton. II Is more than probable that
this State 10 to be one where money is
to be PLACID for political purpo -es two
yeSri hence. The belief is that lost
ground can be retrieved.
The Hoo. Posell Clayton ia fire..
quenly in the C ty, and com sthing is
ia the wind am ing himself aud his SO.
socistes, bu' ia I what tn At something
Is the failure will have 10 determine
There ia no Republican order in the
State. aud such paper publ shed at
tue capital would have the support OF
party followers throughout Arkansas.
Wee her the pref sct will be launched
at onCo'or later ia the campaign Cou d
not be ascert,ined. The mere fact tuat
Incorporation papers have already
been issued is tue most dtfinits infof-
nation Ohtaip abe
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Tho Opponent or And row johnson
for tho uaited States senate
Dies in California;.


JACKSON. Tenn Marcn 10.--A tel.
egram was rec4ived in this city last
evening snnou ncing the death Of VIM
II Stephen0, which cad eveat tool
pl ca last Tuesday at his home, rear
s n Gabriel, Cal. Oh St phens was
citH OF this city for thirty ye rs;
was also q resident Of N smphi4 for
several years He was at one time
one Of Tsunesseh's m Dst distinguished
sons He # Tennessee short y after
he was d feat d by Andrew Johnson
for the U uited States Senate, and has
resided la California ever since He
will be remembered as tho gallant
Co 1uel 81 the Six h Tennessee Con-
federate Regiment. He leaves large
numbtroi friends and rela ives in this
city to mourn h loss,
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---=a--=---=---s -
OToscont Glty n aOes.

NKw ORLEANS, LA, March l0.-Tte
We 'ther To-Day was cloudy but pleas.
ant, track heavy.
First RIce.-For three year Odds,
winneis penal sod, six furlong-.
Mclaughlin won by head; Withe-
row second, Jauhert third. beating
Rebel Friend and BroAdhead. Time
1894 s,sfss a'-'-ssai.r 'sa,'" ''r.''a
Second Race Sci log allowances, elk
furiongs. Handy Andy won bv three
lengihs; Pat DAILY second, Oath c nt
third, bsstink Miss DAILY, Billy Smith,
Capt Hammer and Gulnare. Time
1:is}. eV.ye d.
Third Race,-Ssven and one-hAli
I rlongs. Revoke won by three
lengths Kensirgton second, NJ Use
t1Nd, beating Eme II. aud Twinglt,
7 me-l:ilA. VII rs ~
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YANKEE FI>HERMAN.
Thtwok ThRt In Retaliation NIL
Oms ht 40 Go IW'O FoFce ne once.

GLouoRsTRR, MAS, March l0-A
meeting OF rspreseuta'iv OF fishir q
vessel owners was held here todsy ,
take action IL reva d to the reta iato y
bill pissed by Congrass. Many TX
pr ,esed their opinion that the bill
should be put 10 force immediately.
P esident Steele, of the Fishery Union
thought that the & vernment should
lose no time in the matt n as YES % 8
from the British provinces are liable
to arrive at any time aud be accorded
all the privileges that American YES
sela have whle Ameri an fishermen
are debsrsed from the me privileges
in Can adam ports The question is
st II beirg agtated by the fishermen
and much interest Is manifested in the
m a .st4 ss .H sat
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
R IL AL r. a TIE.

No. $3.50, R,-Chapcery Court OF Shelby
Ccunry-e tate Of Ter nessee, for use, etc. /,
VS.. John Gent ct ais.
10y virtue OF an introductory decree ioi
- gale entered In the above cause on th'
I Is1n se Msseb ss B e.. Pare bs
| will sell public auction, to the high
est bidder, in front { the Clerk and Master
effce, az the Main street entrance OF the
courthouse OF Shelby county, Memphis.
fonn., on
Saturday, Msrch 90. 1887,
within LEGAL hours, the following described
property, situated in the Texing District Of
Shelby county, Tntn.. to-wit:
North part Of lot 81, ,roLtinR 242z feet or
ths east side of Front stree sonthesst cor
ner of Market street First Ward, By a depth
o. 1a81 feet.
Terms Of sale-0n q credit Of months;
note wi h approved security, beari, inter
est, required; lien retained; redemption
barred. This March 5, 1857.
: / MrD0" I'LL, Clerk and Master.
By 7 B. Caldwell. D. G. and ".
Metcilf d Walker, Y. II. q G. W. Heis
kell, lie tors.
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TypoxrsphicnI |. niom Defeated.

MILw ,UKkE, Wis, March 10-The
strike of tn p liners in This city is at
al end, the Typographical Un on hav-
ing allowed Its members to procure
wo,k whe ever they can get it. Tt Q
uewsp p iii 'es ara fully manned by
strange men, noa ever, aud but lew OF
thu stIix.rs will he able to obtain
work The bllw lie a heavy one 10
the Union, and it is doubtful if it can
hold gett er under the strain.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APpEAI--FRIDAY. MARCH H. 1887

tim desired. 1t is expected that this
information will be in shape for con-
sldefation BY q full COMMITTEES about
June lst, when another meeting will
be held.
FIRIT COMPTROLLER DUNHAM
hes decided that the increase in the
amount aopropriaied by the last Con.
grtss from s22l,0O0 10 $4OO, 900, to pro-
vide arms and equipments for the
militis, doss not become available un-
I'll July next, the beginning OF the
next e cal year. He, however, re-
CARDS the Increase in the natnre CT q
permanent annual appropriation.
TIE o1NHI 81 MFR OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
today a~arded contracts for furnishing
for distribu ion among tha several In-
dian 'r'hee 3l5 wagons. 470 sets Of har-
ness, gag mi ca cow, 22O yoke OF work
oxen. IA hood mlres, % b1ll', IA
stallione, llOO ock cattle and mules.
TIE COMPTROLLER OF rHK CURRENCY
today appointed Jerry ]. Sullivan, Of
Millersburg, o, TO be examiner of
national bauts in place OF B. O. Par
sons, resigned.
The Oompt oller Of the Currency to.
day au -hoIiz d the First National
Bank Of ALIVE rad y, Tex to begin bust.
nees with capital IF $4,000.
THE ACTING SECRETARY OF THE TREAS
URY
has a'resdy received about 100 letters
in answer to his circnlRr If February
10 h lest, invtiog sugg sstiops FIR he
bettfr proItc ion of lie aud properly
from fire 10 case Of accidents to rail-
road r. ard sta mboats. They have
beer r f-rr-d 10 Supervising In-pecror
General Dumont, and will be csrefu ly
ex mined AID scheduled in course Of
time /.
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600 wire PulIers Strike.

CLEVELAND, o., March 10 The 600
men VINO struck for a 10 per cent. ad
vance ia pay at the American Vie
Works were paid of lofay aud dis,
charged. Many OF them have gone to
Al ool a, Pa, aud the remainder will
seek TN 2loymert elsewhere. There
was no trou 10 wnen the men called
for their pay, as all ara satisfied with
the result Of he strike.
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DIR. ID. \. JOHNSON p
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DlSPENSARY

NVs Il JfubEsub Chttfs.
(Between Main and FrOnt.l MEMPHIS
Established in lS60.i
/ NR.JOHNS0N Is acknowledged By all pa,
IL tics interested 90 by far the most ga,
cesstul physician In tho treatmsntof priyat
or secret diseases. Quick, permanent cure.
guaranteed in every case, male or female
Recent cases Of Gonorrhea and Syphilii
cured in few day, without the use Of NOR
business. Secondary Syphilis, the last VOC
tise eradicated witbo 1ttha use Of mercury
Involunsary loss Of Semen stopped in short ,
time. Sufferers from impotency or loss o
sexual powers reator TO reevigor in o feV
weeks. Victims OF self -0buse and excessiv'
yenery, suffering from spermatorrhea nc
loss of physical and mental mower, speedHr
and permanently cured. Particular attsp
ton paid TO the Diseases OF Women, anG
cnres guaranteed. Piles and old sores curec
without the use Of caustic or tho knife. AZ
consultations strictly confidential. Mod
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country.
-Workingmon onred at half the usu
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norr bls Kidney Disease.

nR II. p. HOYPS K daey and 5Dtu
~ Pad will Gu all kidney pains, achin.
back, hips and Sides yellow eyes, sallow
skin, bad breath, high colored urine, snd
that weary, liiele's sensaton ever present
WITH those OF lnutmed kidneys No cure NO
receipt OF price. FOR sale byJH J. ,lleister,
Druggis,. 2S3 Main street, and A Renker A
Co.., Druggists, us and LIZ Main. street,
Mani n Ionn.
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J. FRIEDLANDEL.
.ArCh1tSOH.

TERMS: For, Plans, Specifications and
Il euperin ,endencO, ; per. cent. tor Resi-
dences, 3 per cent. LOT S,Orehouses,
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A salvku vi . sues . mayor.

GRIND RAPIDS, MTcH., March TO-
II the Unit d Stat 81 Ooart today
J 'me' O t cart, captain OF two Saliva
ION Amy, con nencsd auit sgsin t
Mayor B ughm an and other Off isls
the ,ity Of Cha lotte, clalmiuy
$4,000 damages. The Captain payaded
the trests Of Cha loue lest March
Ter he haa he-u ordered g. desist
m re- ing, vld wss ~ esttd and lock- d
np in jail tourtter hours, hence the
SUIT. n.A
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-05
OVER H WATER.

Braner bitten by n Yea Horse
over Six Million Letters Handled
at the Berlin POstOfiice for the
New Years Delivery-A Million
Dollar CO~nHsgratiOn MT the Oder
a.ichi Palace-Six Soldiers Killed
by n Ges tx plOsfOn.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
BERLIN, Jan. Awhile Warden Braner,
OF the Geological Gradens was in the cage
OF the sea horse, the animal threw him
and bit him in the throat, infict;ng in
juries from which Braner has since died
Two thousand extra men were employed
in the Berlin Postofiee for the New Year
delivery. The number OF letters handled
WIS over six millions.
ROME, Jan. A fire in the Odesalichi
pelace yesterday, caused by the lights on
a Christmas tree, all the jewels belonging
To the Princess, and all the valuable
pictures, including a small Raphael, and
the whole of the splendid collection Of
ancient furniture ~ the Gecond floor,
were burned. The loss is 81, zoo, 900.
LONDON, Jan. 4.-The British steamer
Dragoman, which collided with end sunk
6 ship of Birds Eye, was fron Liverpool
fer Cardiff. She returned to Me7ser after
tie collision. Fer bows are Is in and
sire 10 osberN ise injured. % name OF
the suuten chic was the Duke OF Con-
naugtt. Sac he6 crew Of 81 men, and
II of .se5o were drowned.
Six soldiers were killed by a gss ex-
il Cambridge barracks, Porte
Twenty ooe roore were found and
ex.eicated fron III Ains Ct tse barracks.
All of the rsscueG were more CT less in
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OFFICE - SENTINEL Building, UP
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use Of DIR. Leek's Lew Apesthetic. Children's
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Gold filings from So up.
Gold alloy or silver filings from 81 to s..
Cement Filings from 81 TO 50.
Whole plates made of red or black rubber or
eslluloid from sl5 TO $50.
Partial plates, made OF the ssme material.
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